Posts Tagged ‘July 2011’

When the conditions are perfect, we can see spectacular rays of light projecting away from the setting sun. Photograph/David Evenson
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Cloudy Fields with David Evenson

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If Hine could not confirm the age of his subjects, he would count the buttons on their jackets for an estimate. Photograph/Lewis Hine
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Remembering Lewis Hine

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Out-of-focus headlights of cars approaching the bus would seem like tiny, floating lights to me. Photograph/Ambarin Afsar
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Tracing Light Maps

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Hidden In Symmetry

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We may have seen numerous beach shots, but sometimes, the sheer spontaneity of a moment like this makes the picture unconventional. Photograph/Neha Mutreja
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Perception Matters

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Photograph/Dorothea Lange; Image Source: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, FSA/OWI Collection
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Iconic, But No Real Impact?

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This sketch depicts a Magic Lantern show from the 1890s, where a projector was used to entertain an audience.. Source: www.thequietus.com
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Projecting the Past

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More ‘I’ than ‘Eye’

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K Madhavan Pillai talks about how it is important to train the ‘eye’ and allow the ‘I’ to go beyond the experience of seeing.

The systematic care that children with HIV need is diffi cult when their parents are not with them. Photograph/ Srikanth Kolari
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Suffering in Silence

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Your Mind Thinks in Pictures

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Learn how the human brain thinks in terms of visuals.

Amit believes that photographs like the ones he has made, can be shot anywhere in the world and are not bound by borders. Photograph/Amit Ashar
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Amit Ashar: My Way of Seeing

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100 Simple Photography Practices

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